Yes, it works! Thank you very much! >> From: Piroumian Konstantin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >> >> > From: Albert Cervera Areny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >> > >> > I think I didn't explain it very well. >> > The thing is that I've got an XSL file that calls throw >> > <xsl:apply-templates select="document($document)"/> >> > Where $document is a parameter I give to the stylesheet >> > (forget about the >> > thing of the HTML, it's as you said I can't modify it).How >> > would you translate the XML file pointed by $document? >> >> I would not say that using document() function is not a good idea for >> serving content, maybe you have reasons for doing so. However, I'd > suggest >> that you rething that approach and try to perform it using the > sitemap. >> >> I don't know how document() function loads files, but if it does > > It does. > >> not use >> Cocoon's source resolver then I don't see how you can achieve what you > need. >> Just a guess: try to point the document() to a Cocoon pipeline and not > the >> file directly using 'cocoon://' protocol, e.g.: >> document('cocoon://{$document}'). > > This works. > > Vadim > > >> >> Konstantin >> >> > >> > >> From: Albert Cervera Areny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >> > >> >> > >> Hi, >> > >> I've been able to use an HTML file (which I've not >> > designed) as my >> > >> stylesheet and in which I call each XML document I want to >> > >> process. I >> > >> get this XML file as a parameter to the stylesheet. The >> > >> thing is now that I'd like to be able to translate the file I'm >> > >> gonna call and it is a problem because the i18n provided by >> > >> cocoon is a >> > >> transformer and should be called within the 'sitemap.xmap' >> > >> I think this is not the way cocoon it's been designed to >> > work but I'm >> > >> really tight to the HTML file the web designers have made >> > >> me available. >> > > >> > > I don't quite understand how are you going to use an HTML file as > a >> > > stylesheet. >> > > >> > > And would you serve your content without sitemap.xmap? From what > you >> > > tell I understood this: >> > > 1) you have a stylesheet that you can't change >> > > 2) you get your XML file name from a request parameter >> > > 3) the XML file should be translated before transformation by the >> > > stylesheet Correct? >> > > >> > > If so, then everything can be perfectly done in the sitemap. > Simply >> > > setup a pipeline using RequestParameterAction (or an RequestInput >> > > module in Cocoon 2.1) that will propogate the filename to >> > the sitemap. >> > > The rest is classics: 1) generate you file >> > > 2) i18n >> > > 3) xslt >> > > >> > > And that's all. >> > > >> > > Does this solve your issue? >> > > >> > > Konstantin >> > > >> > > >> > >> Any suggestion will be appreciated. >> > >> Thanks. >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> -- >> > >> Albert Cervera Areny >> > >> Dept. Informātica Sedifa, S.L. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Please check that your question has not already been answered in the > FAQ before posting. <http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faq/index.html> > > To unsubscribe, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For additional commands, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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